Design Quality Engineer R&D
Pharmaceutical Product Development
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Global leader in the development of life saving drugs seeks a Design Quality Engineer to lead quality and compliance in new drug product development, technical transfer and maintenance. The Design Quality Engineer will establish key checkpoints for new products and processes start up. Additionally the Design Quality Engineer will ensure R&D activities are standardized, written, documented and conducted in a manner to ensure compliance and speed to market.

Job Requirements

Bachelor's degree in chemistry, biology, engineering or related discipline; advanced degree preferred
5+ years experience in a pharmaceutical R&D role in either solid dosage or API which includes product development, scale-up, validation and product transfer to manufacturing
Excellent communications skills, both oral, written and digital
Strong working knowledge of applicable statistical techniques used in pharmaceutical R&D

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